Chapter 68

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Beware the ides of March. Beware the ides of March.WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, JULIUS CAESAR JULIUS CAESARSanittie Laust—no, that wasn’t the name on her original birth certificate—was sitting on the ground close to the creek, watching those still at the landing site work. When we first arrived here, I had no problem telling the guy taking our names what my name is. She smirked. What parent in their right mind names their kid Hortense Winifred Lausvinchenco? Thank God I changed it as soon as I was old enough. When we first arrived here, I had no problem telling the guy taking our names what my name isWhat parent in their right mind names their kid Hortense Winifred Lausvinchenco? Thank God I changed it as soon as I was old enoughHer parents hadn’t argued much while she was growing up, but what

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